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NOTE: Our articles do not constitute as veterinary advice. If you require urgent assistance, please reach out to your local exotic vet/animal specialist. If your rabbit is not pooping, urinating or eating seek veterinary help urgently.
Parsley is an absolute favorite for our rabbit Link, dark leafy greens are crucial to keeping your rabbits diet balanced....
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We all know a rabbits diet consists mainly of grass, hay, greens and a tiny amount of fruits. But what...
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Can Rabbits Eat Oranges? – Oranges are a fantastic fruit for nutrients and arguably more importantly, taste! Oranges have lots...
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Can rabbits eat strawberries – Yes, Rabbits can eat small quantities of strawberries on a rare occurance, much like most...
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Rabbit treats found in supermarkets are usually pretty unhealthy and contain ingredients that can cause your rabbit to get sick,...
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Can Rabbits Eat Pumpkin? – Pumpkin is everywhere during October, so it’s a fair question to ask if your rabbit...
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Rabbits are among the so-called “folivores” and are therefore leaf eaters. Their main food is the green parts of plants,...
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Rabbits require fresh vegetables and fruit as part of a balanced diet, however it’s very easy to over indulge when...
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Rabbits require fresh vegetables and fruit as part of a balanced diet, however it’s very easy to over indulge when...
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